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Thank You.If you are looking for something that doesn't require much configuration, then this is the thing :
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Thank You very helpful, now if you guys could just fix Logitech's keyboard and mouse software, I would be very happyWelcome.
As @Gandalf_The_Grey already mentioned the security advice can depend on several factors like your Windows setup, skill level, and how you use the computer (home user, hybrid-work, small business, etc.). From my experience, hardening software is acceptable until it does not introduce inconvenience. With a simple Windows setup (web browsing, emails, music, videos, and social media apps), one can significantly harden Windows without losing convenience. If you want to use all possible stuff, then any hardening can be inconvenient.
It is good to start with light hardening (SimpleWindowsHardening or WHHLight default settings) and see if it is sufficiently convenient.
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Most important advanced settings of Microsoft Defender (like ASR rules or Cloud Protection Level) work only when Defender is a main AV with enabled real-time protection. Enabling periodic scans is insufficient to apply those settings.
The hardware works great, but the software is a bloated mess, and doesn't work well. Kind of reminds me of Windows MEWhat is wrong with your keyboard and mouse?
The hardware works great, but the software is a bloated mess, and doesn't work well. Kind of reminds me of Windows ME
Spoke too soon, my bad. They released a new version, and it works nice. Even updates firmware effortlessly. Took a few years but at least they did it right this time.Do you really need that software?
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